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A record or detailed record includes information about a resource. The information included on the record page can depend on what type of resource (book, journal, article, video, etc.) is being described. Common information found in a record includes:

  • Title
  • Author(s)
  • Journal Title (if applicable)
  • Item/Document Type
  • Subject Terms
  • Summary/Abstract 
  • Contents

Here is an example of a detailed record for a journal article in the Multi-Search or an EBSCO database:

Screenshot of a record page in the Multi-Search

Here is an example of a detailed record for an ebook in Ebook Central - ProQuest This link opens in a new window:

Screenshot of detailed record in Ebook Central

Here is an example of a detailed record for a print book in the Online Library Catalog:

Screenshot of detailed record in Online Library Catalog

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